Internet data mining expert Clif High says forget about the rumors
and predictions of Donald Trump being blocked from taking office. High
says Trump will be sworn in as the 45th President and explains, “I don’t
have any data that says, hard stop, Trump is assassinated. I don’t
have that . . . . I am willing to back my data with real money, an ounce
of silver, and I have an ounce of silver, and I would be willing to bet
the inauguration part goes through smoothly given the emotional data
sets we have now.”High, who calls what he does “Predictive Linguistics,” mines the internet and collects billions of data points to produce
forecasts of the future. On the financial markets, High simply says,
“We’re screwed. . . . The equity markets in our data sets are highly
manipulated. So, if you ask will there be a crash? I say there already
is a crash.
Everybody that is not part of the financial system at the
top end is currently living in a depression, and the media does not
acknowledge this.”

On the U.S. dollar and its purchasing power, High predicts, “The
purchasing power is going to be eroded away fairly quickly. I suspect
the erosion (of the U.S. dollar) is going to start in March or so. . . .
The turning point for the Trump euphoria will hit at the end of
February and carry on through March and April. There will probably be
people that will define this as a crash. . . . In our data sets, around
March and April, the erosion of the dollar continues . . . The Fed, in a
laggardly way, starts to chase interest rates. . . . We may jump to 9%
or 10% interest rates as quickly as March or April.”

On Real Estate prices, High’s data tells him the entire market will eventually “fall by 90%.”
High explains, “The language is about the high end crashing first, and
then, it meets the middle tier, and then they crash to meet the lower
tier. So, it’s not going to be the high end coming down and then
stabilizing. We are seeing a generalized property price crash that is
really just going to coincide with the inability of the banks to
circulate enough money and create enough debt to blow the balloon up
again. Real estate will drop for what I am calling a credit freeze for
lack of a better word.”